Each Golfer's Past Results at TPC Twin Cities Entering the 2025 3M Open

With major season over in the men's golf world for 2025, the PGA Tour heads back to the United States for the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities for the seventh time.

Let's take a look at the last five years of 3M Opens to see which golfers in this year's field have found past success at TPC Twin Cities.

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How Have Golfers Performed at the 3M Open in the Past?

Here's a full rundown of past history for this week's field over the last five 3M Opens.

Golfers With Notable 3M Open History

In terms of total strokes gained over the last five 3M Opens, here are the top-ranked golfers among this year's field.

Tony Finau

Tony Finau has played TPC Twin Cities all six years it's been a PGA Tour host, and in that span, he has a win (2022) and four total top-12 results. He is yet to miss a cut or to finish worse than T28 at this course.

Despite good iron play, Finau has struggled to find consistent stretches of success in 2025, and his driver numbers have struggled due to poor accuracy.

Last week at The Open, Finau cooled off with a 75 on Sunday to finish T56.

Cam Davis

Cam Davis missed the cut here in 2019 in his debut but has since reeled off five straight top-30 finishes and three straight top-20 finishes with some great overall tee-to-green performances in that span.

Davis played in the Barracuda Championship last week and missed the cut, his second straight missed cut and his fourth in his last six starts.

Emiliano Grillo

Grillo missed the cut at TPC Twin Cities in 2021 but otherwise has finished T3, T2, T10, and T24 in his five other starts while putting really well on these bentgrass greens in each of his made cuts.

Grillo played the Barracuda Championship last week where he missed the cut.

Cameron Champ

Champ has gone win, T16, and T12 in his last three starts at TPC Twin Cities after a missed cut here in 2019 to debut.

Champ missed the cut at the Barracuda Championship last week but had been T27 or better in four straight starts -- at mostly weaker events -- leading in.

Doug Ghim

Ghim also played in the Barracuda Championship a week ago. He finished T20, his third straight top-31 finish.

It stands to reason that Ghim finds success at TPC Twin Cities (T18, MC, T16, T27, and T24) given his ball-striking profile.

Jhonattan Vegas

Vegas is the defending champion here at TPC Twin Cities, and he was T2 in 2021 in his second start at this course. Vegas missed the cut in his 2020 debut.

Vegas finished T56 at The Open last week, giving him five straight made cuts, including the U.S. Open and The Open. He has gained strokes from ball-striking in four straight starts but has lost putting in four straight as well.

Vegas actually made three of four cuts at majors this year, missing only at The Masters.

Brice Garnett

Brice Garnett was off last week and, as a result, he enters with four straight missed cuts at mostly weaker events on Tour.

Still, Garnett has made all six cuts at TPC Twin Cities in his career, though none of the results were better than his T16 from 2021.

Keith Mitchell

Mitchell's TPC Twin Cities history reads T66, cut, 5th, T5, and T46 in five career starts.

Mitchell hasn't had a top-25 in six straight starts, though. He did, however, have four straight top-25 finishes from late March into early May this year.

Maverick McNealy

Maverick McNealy is near the top of the odds board for a reason. He enters with three straight top-25 finishes (T17 at the Travelers Championship, T22 at the Genesis Scottish Open, and T23 at The Open).

He's gone T16, T49, and T3 at the 3M Open in three career starts while really flashing his short game at the course.

Sam Burns

Burns had an okay trip overseas, finishing T47 at the Genesis Scottish Open and T45 at The Open Championship. Prior to that, he was top-30 in eight straight starts.

At the 3M Open, Burns has finished T7, T32, and T12.

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